Social Notes Roundup From La Crosse Visitors
Local column lists numerous visitors and residents in La Crosse and area. Names include Miss Laverne Miller Minneapolis guest at Rasmussen home. Stephen Robinson Racine and Stephen Bull on state tour. Dr George Powell. D A Graham Tomah. F C Neire Fargo. A S Morgan Winona. Jacob Padesky vacationing trout fishing. Ruban Trane to Caledonia. many more locals and guests, theater and business notices, and several job and school ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne Miller
Minneapolis
Jacob Padesky
Arcadia
Ruban Trane
Caledonia
Diamond Jo
Minnesota
George Arenz
Jacob Arenz
Brakenridge
S. C
G. Heileman Brewing Company
Celia Volz
Ettrick
Frank Robbins
Arizona
Will Powel
North Side Mrs Large dies after brief illness
Mrs. Edward Large former resident of 902 Mill Street North Side died last evening at 1306 Ferry Street after a few hours illness. Dr Marquardt cited heart failure. Survived by husband son Erwin Owens and four sisters Mrs Geary of Dubuque Mrs Hanson of Fredrick Wis Mrs Bell of La Crosse and Ella at home. Funeral Thursday from 1306 Ferry Street with interment at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Large
Mill Street
North Side
Ferry Street
Marquardt
R. Schermerhorn
Erwin Owens
Mary Geary
Dubuque
Iowa
Hans A. Hanson
Frederic, Wis
Willard Bell
la Crosse
Ella
Oak Grove
Visit After Sixty Years Brings Bromstuv Tomorrow
Bromstuv plans a visit to his brother after a sixty year gap leaving tomorrow. The reunion marks a rare family milestone as travel arrangements are finalized for the long awaited meeting.
What It Is Composition of the Famous Food Grape Nuts
An explainer on Grape-Nuts as a nutrient rich staple. It describes grape sugar from wheat and barley flours, digestion into blood and nerve support, and praises heat moisture and time as natural processing. Also promotes The Road to Wellville and notes local North Side briefs and social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellville
Brothers Reunite After Nearly Sixty Years in Nebraska
In York county Nebraska a man will visit his brother who left Norway at age seven to seek fortune in the United States. The elder Bremstov, now a leading Nebraska farmer, has not seen his sibling since they departed the old country. He fears recognition may be uncertain after such a long separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Nebraska
Norway
West
Bremstov
Old Country
Toney Johnson Resigns to Take Tacoma Book-Keeping Post
Toney Johnson formerly of 1542 Charles Street and lately with Armour & Co. in Grand Forks has resigned and will leave Saturday night for Tacoma Washington to become head book-keeper for Comly and Kirk, a well known lumber firm. He made many friends during four months in Grand Forks and is wished success in his new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toney Johnson
Charles Street
Grand Forks
N. C
la Crosse
Wis
Armour & Co
Tacoma
Wash
Comly & Kirk
Doctor Leuck Improves After Illness During Travel
Dr. Leuck, long ill at his North Side home, has shown improvement. He departed for a medical convention in Superior, Wisconsin, but became suddenly ill upon reaching St. Paul and had to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leuck
Superior
Wis
St. Paul
Tracks Repaired Between Maiden Rock and Twin Cities
The Burlington road tracks near Maiden Rock and Diamond Bluff have been repaired enabling trains to run over their own rails between here and the Twin Cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maiden Rock
Diamond Bluff
Here
Twin Cities
Notable Wedding Set in Spring Valley Minnesota
Invitations issued for the Aug 28 wedding of Miss Ethel Louise Fauver and Mr Sever Ness in Spring Valley Minnesota. The ceremony will be at 11 o clock conducted by Rev Krinkle of Faribault. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Fauver and has taught in Fillmore county schools. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Peter Ness of Cherry Grove and has been principal of Ostrander schools and chosen as principal of Mabton Washington schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Minn
Ethel Louise Fauver
Sever Ness
Krinkle
Faribault
James H. S Fauver
la Crosse
Fauver
Fillmore County
Peter Ness
Cherry Grove
State University
Ostrander
Mabton
Wash
Manufacturer Is A Bankrupt
B. M. Donaldson, a traveling broom maker from Ohio, filed for bankruptcy with Referee in Bankruptcy Co. L. Baldwin. He lists no nonexempt assets and about $50,000 in liabilities. Before filing, he assigned assets to creditors to pay what was available. The action clears all debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Donaldson
Ohio
Referee In Bankruptcy Co. L. Baldwin
Donaldsdon
Reciprocity on the Farm Promotes Mutual Care
A brief farmers’ note extols reciprocity between landowners and livestock. It urges giving best care to farm animals so they respond with strong productivity and healthier stock. The piece contrasts neglect with concern, implying good grooming and steady welfare yield better results.
City News Movement of Boats and Ventures
The Quincy moved up river early Sunday. The La Crosse took a large excursion La Crosse to Lansing and back Sunday. The Weyerhauser returned from a pleasure trip to St. Paul, stopping briefly in La Crosse harbor Monday. The first excursion since the storm on the South eastern occurred Sunday from La Crosse to line destinations with about 100 attendees. Russell of New York plans a New Library branch in the city, offering only new books on a subscription basis downtown. Wisconsin third regimental teams at Camp Perry Ohio failed to win prizes due to a strong wind. Funeral arrangements set for Mrs. Mary Orpwood with service at 2 o'clock tomorrow at 602 South Ninth Street, burial Oak Grove cemetery. Local tornado insurance writers report rising policy activity after recent storms. Secretary C S Van Auken travels to Dubuque for race meets then Des Moines for the Iowa State Fair, with entries anticipated. Franklin Thomson of the Wisconsin Retail Jewelers association in La Crosse pursuing district organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
la Crosse
Lansing
Weyerhauser
St. Paul
la Crosse Harbor
NEW Library
Russell
New York
Educational Extension Library
Wisconsin
Camp Perry
Ohio
Mary Orpwood
George C. Bell
South Ninth Street
James W. Irish
Oak Grove
C. S. van Auken
Dubuque
Licenses Are Coming by Freight for Wisconsin Hunt Fans
Hunting licenses for anxious La Crosse county sportsmen, fearing late permits, are en route by freight to La Crosse. County Clerk Rawlinson has fifty applications on hand as receipts rise daily. Disgust at shipping method grows, with many urging express delivery. The season is expected to be one of the heaviest in years, likely surpassing the usual 1,500 small game and deer licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
la Crosse
Rawlinson
Madison
Wisconsin
Juniors Defeat Dresbach Team in Fast Game
The Juniors defeated the Dresbach team in a quick contest at Dresbach Sunday. Dresbach batteries were Smith and Miller, Juniors batteries Frye and Bautsch. Frye struck out 12 batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juiors
Dresbach
Smith
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New Verdelli
John C. Burns
Fruit House
Lacrosse Steam
Fourth Street
Marguerite Ritter
Anna Seiler
Sparta
W. Wood
Leonard Jorstad
Toland
Business School
Marguerite Daily
West Salem
E. Carrington
West Liberty
The
Angels
Carrington
Gateway City
J. O. Jones
Europe
Hattie Schneller
Bangor
Hazel
Bessie Argall
Chicago
Irene Johnson
Miss Johnson
Wausau
O. T. Erhart
Pennemann
Austin
R. Nuld
Elroy
Inga Musky
Keefe Business College
Main Street
Chas Gifford
Salem
S. D
Conan of
Gertrude Kelly
Tillie Munson
Lillie Dettlefson
Grace Hildreth
Sigrid Braathan
Stella McGrath
Martha Young
Elizabeth Paul
Selma Johnson
Hattie Zielke
Mayme Lyons
Agnes Lyons
Messrs
Frank Jacob
Sen
George Jacobsen
John Johnson
Robert Skarland
Harold Nelson
Otto Weiss
John Weiss
Carl Zielke
Emil Niemeiger
John Bosshard
T. W. Winther
Jackson
H. S. Cowan
O. C. Brink
Chas. F. Clinton
Fond du Lac
Thos, Lester
N. T. Letley
Tillman Brothers Company
Milwaukee
John N. McLove
Red Wing
Estella Wallin
Prairie du Chien
John Krugatz
Pipestone
J. P. Barthel
Pepin
John Langdon
Reedsburg
George Reister
Herman Kuehn
E. Remp
M. A. Harrington
Viroqua
J. A. Tilley
Soldiers Grove
R. N. Wier
Houston
B. Burton
Sioux Falls
P. S. Butre
H. Armondson
Chaseburg
A. Daley
Spring Grove
O. Oestrieds
Menomonie
H. W. Wilson
Clinton
J. Donahue
Readsburg
Mrs. Large
Bromstuv
North Side Briefs
James McCarthy
Caledonia Street
John Carey
Berlin Street
Ed. Lienlokken
Logan
Wood Streets
W. W. Raplin
Mildred Dunbar
Albert Evenson
Plow Company
Blair
Gifford
Estherville
W. R. Words
C. C. Pender
Ed. Powell
Savanna
George Street
L. L. Sanders
Henry
Tennessee
Tacoma, Wash
DR. Leuck
Irvine
Jewelers
Beer Brewing Nations
Peerless Beer
Chas. S
Grady
Grantwood
N. J
St. Louis
Paris
John Gund Brewing CO
Northwest
Toland’s Business School
Lacrosse
H. W. Barker
al Runckel
City News
van Auken
Des Moines
Franklin Thomson
Wisconsin Retail Jewelers Association
Chas. Beyschlag
Main
Christy
England
Erhart
RED Cross Drug
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